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Music What cd is currently in your cd player?
- Thread starter Bullshyt
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you know, i always change it up when i change the sound system. since i took the sub setup back out of my mustang and put it back in the prius, i found myself going to more bass-heavy music. and even more unfortunate is the fact that these songs sound tremendous on my particular system:
.50 - In The Club
Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise
Warren G - Regulate
Ice Cube - Today Was a Good Day
Dr. Dre - Keep Their Heads Ringin'
man... i can't believe all the rap i have in there.. lol..
there is also Chuck Berry - No Particular Place to Go
you know, i used to think the same thing of rap, until i started to learn about its roots in a very poor culture where people didn't really have a voice..
rap gave poor black americans -- a people on whose back this country was forged -- a voice that would be heard around the world. it's a good thing, and man they have some of the best lyrics in the world:
dude you gotta love that. and the laid back beat.. man.. rap used to be great.
also have collective soul on those discs, the steve miller band, semisonic.. i dunno.. lots of stuff. it's six 80-min CDs, each absolutely full. i made them so i could be not so bored on a drive to disneyland and back.
~ dan ~
.50 - In The Club
Coolio - Gangsta's Paradise
Warren G - Regulate
Ice Cube - Today Was a Good Day
Dr. Dre - Keep Their Heads Ringin'
man... i can't believe all the rap i have in there.. lol..
there is also Chuck Berry - No Particular Place to Go
you know, i used to think the same thing of rap, until i started to learn about its roots in a very poor culture where people didn't really have a voice..
rap gave poor black americans -- a people on whose back this country was forged -- a voice that would be heard around the world. it's a good thing, and man they have some of the best lyrics in the world:
dude you gotta love that. and the laid back beat.. man.. rap used to be great.
also have collective soul on those discs, the steve miller band, semisonic.. i dunno.. lots of stuff. it's six 80-min CDs, each absolutely full. i made them so i could be not so bored on a drive to disneyland and back.
~ dan ~
what about marvin gaye? barry white?!? I DON'T KNOW WHY I DON'T KNOW WHY... CAN'T GET ENOUGH OF YOUR LOVE BAYBEEE
the four tops? SUGAR PIE, HONEY BUNCH / YOU KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU / I CAN'T HELP MYSELF / I LOVE YOU AND NOBODY ELSE
brian mcknight? seal? michael jackson? prince?
jesus christ, what a blanket statement!
~ dan ~
the four tops? SUGAR PIE, HONEY BUNCH / YOU KNOW THAT I LOVE YOU / I CAN'T HELP MYSELF / I LOVE YOU AND NOBODY ELSE
brian mcknight? seal? michael jackson? prince?
jesus christ, what a blanket statement!
~ dan ~
also, what about the white rappers who are actually good?
everlast? BUT GOD FORBID YOU EVER HAVE TO WALK A MILE IN HER SHOES / CAUSE THEN YOU REALLY MIGHT KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HAVE TO CHOOSE
how about in-betweens like kid rock who "TAKE THE PUNK ROCK / AND I MIX IT WITH SOME HIP HOP"
i dunno.. nate dogg has a great voice, and he's a black ass rapper.
did you like the -song- "crossroads?" how about "thug's mansion?"
man.. there's some REAL ART in the rap world, and there are some REAL BLACK ARTISTS in the music business.
stevie wonder
ray charles
aretha franklin
gladys knight
diana ross?!?!
~ dan ~
everlast? BUT GOD FORBID YOU EVER HAVE TO WALK A MILE IN HER SHOES / CAUSE THEN YOU REALLY MIGHT KNOW WHAT IT'S LIKE TO HAVE TO CHOOSE
how about in-betweens like kid rock who "TAKE THE PUNK ROCK / AND I MIX IT WITH SOME HIP HOP"
i dunno.. nate dogg has a great voice, and he's a black ass rapper.
did you like the -song- "crossroads?" how about "thug's mansion?"
man.. there's some REAL ART in the rap world, and there are some REAL BLACK ARTISTS in the music business.
stevie wonder
ray charles
aretha franklin
gladys knight
diana ross?!?!
~ dan ~
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